Temporary Pedestrian Barrier (Fixed Leg) – (L)2262 x (H)1100 x (W)452mm

Product Overview:
The Temporary Pedestrian Barrier with fixed legs provides a practical way to separate pedestrians from work areas, vehicle routes and restricted zones. Its freestanding design allows contractors, event organisers and site managers to establish clear temporary boundaries without permanent ground fixings. The open construction maintains visibility across the site, supporting supervision and safer movement around construction projects, roadworks, events and commercial premises.

Designed for quick deployment, the barrier can be lifted, repositioned and reused as layouts or access requirements change. The integrated fixed legs provide immediate stability without separate temporary fence feet, helping reduce installation time and the number of loose components required on site. Its durable construction is suited to repeated handling and outdoor use, making it a cost-effective option for crowd guidance, pedestrian management and short-term access control. When positioned correctly and supported where site conditions require, Temporary Pedestrian Barriers provide an efficient, low-maintenance solution for organising people and maintaining clearly defined work areas.

Key Features
• Integrated fixed legs allow quick freestanding installation
• Easy to lift and reposition as site layouts change
• Creates clearly defined pedestrian routes and restricted areas
• Open design maintains visibility for supervision and monitoring
• Reusable across multiple projects and events
• Reduces the need for permanent ground fixings
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor temporary applications
• Low-maintenance solution for pedestrian and crowd management

Typical Applications
• Construction Sites
• Roadworks
• Civil Engineering Projects
• Events and Festivals
• Sports Venues
• Commercial Premises
• Pedestrian Route Management
• Restricted Work Areas

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Are separate barrier feet required?
A: No. The barrier has integrated fixed legs, allowing it to stand without separate temporary fence feet under normal operating conditions.

Q: Can the barrier be moved after installation?
A: Yes. Its portable design allows it to be lifted and repositioned as pedestrian routes, work areas or site layouts change.

Q: Can several barriers be used together?
A: Yes. Multiple barriers can be positioned in continuous runs to create longer pedestrian routes, exclusion zones or crowd-control boundaries.

Q: Is the barrier suitable for exposed or windy locations?
A: Site conditions should be assessed before use. Additional support or ballast may be required in exposed areas or where barriers could be displaced.

Q: Can the barriers be reused?
A: Yes. Their durable, portable construction makes them suitable for repeated use when handled, transported and stored correctly.